Miss Lottie McIntyre chairman-ess, introducing the following speakers:[…]

I went to see a Dromedarie, a very monstrous beaste, much like the Camel but larger.

The disciplinists saw them as dangerously corrupted and therefore in need of drastic purification rites; the diversifiers, to cite the historian Barbara M. Brenzel, professed a strong faith in the inherent innocence of children; they would save all wayward children by giving them the environment in which to reform and flourish (Daughters of the State, MIT Press, 1983). Flourish is the key word here. Its analogue in disciplinist circles might be submit or obey.

In Bullough’s estimation, Moneyland is the dark twin of globalization, an unregulated system made possible by the same tissues of connectivity that have enabled global supply chains, cross-border trade and electronic cash flows.